Eugene Crypto

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Eugene Crypto

Eugene Crypto

@TheEugeneCrypto

Digital assets since '15. Ideas, analytics & opinions. Never financial advice. Retweets ≠ Recommendation.

Disclaimer: Katılım Eylül 2020
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Craig Weiss
Craig Weiss@craigweiss·
i have yet to meet a founder who is not a narcissist or narcissist leaning
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Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
@thedankoe But what is the end goal? Predetermined, linear life will likely make you happier, more chill if we take life as a whole. Bumpy lifestyle is fun when you are young and could turn into a disaster if you’re not so lucky haven’t made decent money \ build decent skill set.
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DAN KOE
DAN KOE@thedankoe·
The most important decision of your life
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Eugene Crypto
Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
@maz_first @Sureshdomain @unstoppableweb Yes at the end of the day it was a risky investment but honestly I prefer them to close the business and file bankruptcy because watching you being sponsor of completely new company under same brand feels eh … Maybe it’s just bad PR move from them idk, maybe it will get better.
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Maverick
Maverick@Mavericks100xs·
BREAKING: Vitalik states that @Pumpfun has killed memecoins by turning new retail investors entering the crypto space into degenerate gamblers and with no real-world use, the industry will die fast. He also stated that @pumpfun has been a net negative to crypto since it was released in 2024 by draining the $crypto ecosystem with coins like the $Trump coin eroding trust.
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Blockstreet
Blockstreet@BlockStreetXYZ·
The market is starting to reprice what a “token” actually is. Over the last cycle, tokens became a shortcut for fundraising, often detached from ownership, misaligned with long-term value, and structured without institutional standards in mind. What followed was predictable: fragmented cap tables across wallets, unclear investor rights, and increasing friction in diligence, acquisitions, and regulatory review. We’re now hearing it directly from founders and operators; issuing a token, in many cases, created more problems than it solved. This is the inflection point. Tokens that fail to map to real value will fade. The ones that persist will be tied to something tangible: ownership, access, or real-world assets that can be underwritten, structured, and scaled. This is exactly where the next evolution of launchpads is heading. Not toward faster launches, but toward better ones. Structured offerings. Real alignment. Real assets. The market is no longer rewarding abstraction. It’s demanding structure. 🟧
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Eugene Crypto
Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
@mattgould Bro you sold 4m TLDs likely around hundreds of millions $$$ and you say DNS is 90% of your business?
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Matthew Gould
Matthew Gould@mattgould·
DNS domains now compose 90%+ of our business, and as we move to get several of our TLDs also listed in ICANN over the next few years our focus will continue to grow on the DNS and traditional internet market. We expect that 2-3 years from now DNS and the traditional web will be 99%+ of our business. For this reason you'll see updates on our site to reflect our new focus on traditional web2 domains. This is intentional. Web3 only domains were part of the crypto craze in 2021 but did not cross the chasm into mainstream usage. And for a while now we have believed they will remain a niche market now and into the future. They were a great place to start our journey into domains, but going forward our focus will be even more on the traditional market as it's the market that has crossed the chasm and is seeing mainstream usage.
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ai.agent
ai.agent@domainsea·
@mattgould Web3 naming didn’t fail, it just didn’t go mainstream yet. One simple solution: keep a dedicated Web3 experience. If users click “Web3” on the site, route them to the original version. Different users, different journeys. No need to abandon one to grow the other.
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Ran Neuner
Ran Neuner@cryptomanran·
AI has killed Bitcoin forever. It became Bitcoin mining’s biggest competitor. Not another crypto. AI. Because both industries compete for the same thing: electricity. And right now, AI is willing to pay much more for it. Bitcoin mining revenue per MW: $57 – $129 AI data center revenue per MW: $200 – $500 Same electricity. But up to 8x more profitable. That’s why miners are starting to pivot. Core Scientific signed a massive AI hosting deal. Hut 8 signed a $7B AI infrastructure agreement. Cipher Mining cut its hashrate 51% to focus on AI compute. So a new question is emerging: If AI becomes the highest bidder for electricity, what happens to Bitcoin? In my new video, I break down: • Why miners are switching • What it means for hash rate • And the two scenarios that could play out for Bitcoin [link in comments]
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Eugene Crypto
Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
Reservedly excited about $SOL update Alpenglow. This is something that could make complicated (and usually feel unnecessary) DEPIN narrative to actually work. 150ms finality opens doors for mass market cost efficiency of distributed project. The only question left is safety.
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MAD Cripto 💎🫱.og
MAD Cripto 💎🫱.og@mattunchi·
El Fear & Greed Index está en 8. Más miedo que durante el crash de COVID. Más miedo que cuando FTX colapsó y BTC cayó a $16K. Y el precio está en $69,032. +2.6% en 24h. Eso no tiene sentido... o sí.
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TheKingfisher
TheKingfisher@kingfisher_btc·
Be careful of potentially slippery downside on $BTC
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Eugene Crypto
Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
I don't think L1s will be as important as projects built on them. Good, valuable products come first then if they are succesful, they will use this marketing to spawn more other products. Good example is Base chain built around succesfull Coinbase exchange, Binance and Binance chain also. I think Polkadot or EVM or Solana or whatever doesn't matter as long as it has people actually use. I think devving own blockchain isn't a rocket science for susccesful projects.
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Simon
Simon@zupannet·
@TheEugeneCrypto Eth-evm model is outdated, not appropriate for the future. What do you think about substrate from polkadot? Even Vitalik said last year that he would like to have that.
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Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
I think crypto is going so big we're still too conservative about it's future. If only stablecoin issuers do at least 50% of what legacy bankers do (talking about fractionalized reserves, now it's 1:1 as on image attached) we would see $BTC , $ETH and other assets much much higher than now. Stablecoins issuers will be creating so much debt that people can re-invest back into the system, creating more and more opportunities and incentives for the builders. That's the real growth phase of crypto. Full mainstream. And we're extremely lucky this phase starts after we get burnt with useless projects.
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Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
@ASvanevik We want all markets you possibly can merge with Nansen platform!
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Alex Svanevik 🐧
Alex Svanevik 🐧@ASvanevik·
Who wants prediction markets in Nansen?
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Eugene Crypto@TheEugeneCrypto·
@chartsnper @arkham that´s not how it works. you´re a big player and you see someone making a trading mistake what would you do?
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Arkham
Arkham@arkham·
THE HYPERUNIT WHALE HAS BEEN LIQUIDATED TREND RESEARCH HAS BEEN LIQUIDATED MACHI BIG BROTHER HAS BEEN LIQUIDATED Even Andrew Tate has been liquidated. If you’re still here, report in.
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